Brimms Ness - The Point Spot Guide

If there is no surf at Brims Ness, there's no surf anywhere on the north coast. It's not by chance that the seafaring Vikings named this low lying headland Surf Point. The reef here sucks up any passing swell from the deep Atlantic waters, before spitting it back out onto the shallow, slate shelf to form the super fast, barreling right known as The Bowl. With a small takeoff zone, it only takes a few people to make a crowd. Looking seaward, to the right sits The Cove, a less critical but still shallow right-hander, which allows time for a couple of maneuvers before easing into a channel. Further right still, The Point delivers long walling lefts that hold larger swells and can be excellent, if heavy. Access is through private land with parking in a farmyard. Please park respectfully.